Ken Burton Revives UVM Football Record Book Notes
University of Vermont publicity records show Ken Burton set multiple 1963 season and career rushing marks including 690 yards in 1963 and 1386 career yards. Burton also tied or broke several single game and season averages while teammates added passing and receiving totals in a 1963 Vermont Cats football overview.
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Mike Burke
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Burton Leads UVM Scorers as Six TDs Highlight Season
Burton edges Toussaint for 36 points on six touchdowns while Toussaint totals 32 points with three TDs and 14 extra points. Kent adds 24 points as top kickoff and punt return leader. Jim Brennan Fitz Kent combine for three interceptions. Rusty Brink tops linemen with 125 points. Clifford notes six wins in eight games and a state title amid Yankee Conference finish.
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Clifford
Yankee
Benhi Catamount Hockey Ends Season With 4-0 Victory
Benhi Catamounts defeat Arlington 4-0 to cap the season in Molly Stark League play. Katrina Koziol scores twice with Bev Mould adding two goals, as seniors Sue Smith and teammates lead the offense and Abby Cas guides the team to a final win score.
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Katrina Koziol
Bev Mould
Lynn Oldendorph
Joan Sibley
Libby Ayers
Sandy Sawyer
Carolyn Comstock
Sara Pike
Penny Berquist
Craiga Jaquith
Arlingtons
Judy Coulman
Prue Kuhl
Fay Stroffoleno
Ann Brush
Joanne King
Molly Stark
Lodie Graves
Cheryl Minke
Candy Cross
Southern Vermont League expands to ten teams 1963-64 season
The Southern Vermont Basketball League expands to 10 teams for 1963-64 with 19-game schedules. Added members Bennington Catholic High School and Otter Valley. Weekday games start 7:30 p.m. with 6 p.m. jayvee. Fri and Sat games at 8 p.m. with 6:30 p.m. jayvee.
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Southern Vermont
Bennington Catholic High School
Otter Valley
Hoosick Falls Announces 16-Game Hoops Schedule
Hoosick Falls Central School releases a 16 game basketball schedule led by coach Harold Bud Kenyon. Twelve games are in Washington County league play with four non league matches after three league teams left. varsity games start 8 30 p m with jv at 7 p m except Jan 10 when jv starts 6 30 p m.
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Bud) Kenyon
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Spy in the Bears Camp Sparks Halas Back to Work
Chicago Bear coach George Halas fumed as a window view from a street apartment showed a camera aimed at the Bears practice. Across town in New York Dave Bragan predicted the Yankees would win the World Series in six games but the Dodgers swept in four.
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Hoosick Falls Honors Summer Basketball Teams
The Hoosick Falls Elks Lodge feted players and officials of the summer outdoor basketball league during a Wednesday night gathering in the local lodge hall. Six teams and league officers were recognized for their participation.
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Strikes Spares and Splits Tri Mont Texaco Pownal Valley
Special honors were given to first and second place teams the Packers coached by Ed Decker and the Knicks led by Bob Lewsey and Dub Miner. Exalted Ruler Arnold Kuebler welcomed attendees as Bud Milliman league president praised players coaches and officials. Trophy winners named include John Waytkus Richard Hickey Frank Keyes Gary Loosmis Paul Harrison Steve Marcoux Ken White Bob Nowak and John Barber for the winners and Butch LaFlamme Don Eighmey Bill Benkoski Turner Percy Tom Nowak Ken Kennedy Alfred Melesky and Roger Hall for the runners up.
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Ken Kennedy
Alfred Melesky
Roger Hall
Vermont hoops schedule includes NYAC tourney in 1963-64
LVM Vermont will play a 22 game schedule for the 1963-64 season under coach John Evans entering his 22nd year with five lettermen. Key losses include Benny Becton and Jack Shabel. Returning captains include Dave Strassburg and Ralph D Altilia. Vermont joins Belmont Abbey Stonehill and NYAC in the Dec 26 27 NYAC Invitational.
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Fuzzy) Evans
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